Meet the Founders & Team
Dr Judy Tang OAM
Neuropsicologo clinico
Dr Judy Tang is a Clinical Neuropsychologist and community leader with over 20 years experience. In 2009, she established her own private practice providing neuropsychological assessment services across Australia to government departments, insurance companies, law firms and Supreme Courts, as well as private individuals. She is a recognised expert in her field who advocates for and trains others in multicultural mental health. A strong community advocate. Judy a Victorian Multicultural Commissioner and Board Director to several mental health and advocacy organisations, including the Australians for Intersectionality and Diversity in Mental Health (AIDMH).
Heejung Cecilia Lim CA
Director
As a Korean-born corporate executive educated across Korea, USA, and Australia, Heejung Cecilia brings a deep understanding of cross-cultural awareness and inclusive leadership. She has over 25 years of experience in financial services, working across industries, sectors, and international markets.
She is committed to supporting GoNeuro Asia in developing fit-for-purpose mental health service delivery models for corporate clients, institutions, and government organisations. She is passionate about sharing commercially practical, risk-aware best practices that foster psychologically safe workplaces and support healthier, high-performance living.
Maria Dimopoulos AM
Director
Maria brings well over 30 years of continuous contribution to building strategic capability within a breadth or sectors and within peak bodies across Australia and the globe. She has worked across all tiers of government advocating for human rights and social justice informed policy responses along with a commitment to mental health. Maria’s incomparable contributions have seen her awarded the Member in the General Division of the Order Of Australia (AM) for significant service to women, to cultural diversity, and to the prevention of domestic violence.
Georgia Prattis
Director
Georgia is an accomplished consultant with a career spanning almost 30 years delivering equality and inclusion reforms in public, corporate and not-for-profit sectors across Australia. She brings extensive expertise in organisational diversity, inclusion, intersectional analysis and collective innovation. With a background in adult education. Georgia is passionate about transformative learning and has developed and delivered a broad suite of diversity and inclusion programs that challenge thinking and contribute to cultural change.
